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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1950)
The Dade County Times Entered at the Post Office at Trenton, Georgia, as second class mail. Subscription Rates One Year $2.00 Mrs. Catherine C. Morrison Owner—Publisher Caught In Passing Court begins Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W G Morrison, Jr. are announcing the birth of a daughter. Swan Marie, on September 9. Are your exhibits ready to be entered in the Fair Time's get¬ ting short. We are sorry to have to tell you that Herman Moore Is no Unger with us at the shop. Mr and Mrs. A. A McMahan Jr., announce the birth of a son on Sepember 13. Inexcusable but we forgot to run the John L Case advertise¬ ment last week. Read it, the contest started Monday of this week. We are about to have two new and modern drinking fountains in the Court House. This will certainly be appreciated by those who have business there. Dade High's first football game of the season is this Fri¬ day In New England in Brown’s Pasture. Everybody turn out and cheer the team to victory The sunshine Is certainly wel¬ come. The past weeks rains had all the sloughs running and water over fields and roads. Made one think of spring In¬ stead of fall. Pvt. W. C. Cureton III, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cureton of Byrd’s Chapel, enlisted a few weeks ago and Is now in the Air Corps stationed at San Antonio. Texas. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Allison’s daughter and her husband, Mr and Mrs. Charles B Hanford and their baby, Charles Allison Hanford, from Leesburg, Florida have been visiting with them this past week. The old John Martin home on Hooker Road and now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Strawn, burned to the ground on Tues¬ day It had recently been re¬ modeled at an expense of se¬ veral thousand dollars. County Wide meeting Tuesday night Septem- ber 19 at the Court House. There will be a speaker from the Ex- tension Service. Everyone in the county Is Invited to attend these meetings Mr.s. DeWitt Williams’ week end guests were Mrs. Eleanor Wells and Mr. and Mrs. J. Wells frem Detroit Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Biddle and daughter Janice and Mrs. Winifred Me Ree from Chickamauga Lake, Tenn., and Mrs Arlington Smith from Ryall Springs, Tenn, The Trenton Improvement meeting Ls Monday night, Sep- (ember 18. This will be one of the last meetings and much in- formation is still needed before the Scrap Books can be made up. Everybody come and help the committees get all the lists of improvements made. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Raulston’s week end guests were Mr.s. Raulston’s sisters Mrs. J. Hunter Peak and her son, J. Hunter Peak, Jr., of Louisville, Ky.. and Mrs. Charles H. Ridenour and niece Miss Margaret Ridenour of Scottsburg, Ind. Their son, Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Raulston 'rom Chattanooga joined the amily group for Sunday din- ier. The Hospital Authority of Walker, Dade and Catoosa Counties is having a meeting on September 21 at Fort Ogle¬ thorpe The Board of Trustees, the governing authorities of these three counties and other key people will attend this meet¬ ing. The Board has stated that any citizen interested in the af¬ fairs of the Hospital Authority has a right to appear at the meeting and be heard. ALL DAY SERVICE AT SHANTY TOWN All Day service and Decoration at Shanty Town Cemetery, Cole City, Sunday, September 17. Can p afford on&? | Complete Coverage On Fire, Accident and Auto Insurance H. F. ALLISON I INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE Times Building Trenton, Ga. DM Wildcats Rea First Game Tomorrow Promises Hot Action Lade High's Wildcats fore the big game with willing, will turn out tomorrow their first opponent of the year Although the Wildcats are will be facing a team Friday that has never played before. The boys, most cf whom saw some action last y^ar, know how it feels to go in o that first game and they know thdy have the advantage over the beginners from across the mountain. Coach Dave Woodall said to¬ day that the game is net in the bag until the final play, but that he thought the local boys had a good chance. On The Ball The last few days of practice have seen more pep and , energy as the team gets set for what may lead them to the opening of a succes ful season aganist more powerful and experienced pponents. Dade’s principal J. C. Billue, has been giving coach Woodall a hand during the last week’s ses- si n.s and has fighting* whipped the cat line into trim. ************************ Murphy , Williams Lead Wildcats as Captains; Bill York as Manager Jack Murphy, 16-year-old senior from Rising Fawn was elected captain of the Wild- ca'n this week and Rabbitt Williams was named as co- captain of the Dade eleven. Both are second year members of the team. William York has been appointed manager and Bill Ryan. Ed Pickett, and Jimbo Sulivan have been se¬ lected as assistant managers. ******** ♦ + *** + ***★* ***--f--*-- lue himself coached football three years before coming DIIS ax headmaster. Lineup Set Woodall said today that probable lineup or Friday’s would be: Merill Smith, Center; Bradford, left guard; ^ WelF, left tackle; Jack left end; Frank Baker, guard: C. M. Smith right Ed McClendon, 1 Rabbltt Williams, left ! Ronald Steele, fullback; Fuggalt, right halfback. coach said Ronell Ryan hold down the right end spot j they received the opening off and that Bill Moreland play that position if Dade ed the opener. For the past few days of tice, Woodall has been the team on defense Chatsworth coach Red single wing formation, Chatsworth Tough Woodall said although Chat "worth eleven will on the “power plays” he the Wildcat’s ”T” would stand up under the j very well, Woodall said today that so the Wildcats have suffered practice injuries other than “usual bumps and bruises.” If there is no rain now and game time Friday ! i p. M. at Brown’s Pasture, Dade grinders will turn out their new uniforms for the time, it if rains, however, | all said they would come out the old outfits. Let us furnish the building material for your new- home at a bargain. Blocks, cement, nails, sash, doors, screens, roofing, ply¬ wood, sheetrock, building hardware, etc. Piney Grove Woodwork Shop Amos L. Taylor, owner On Gulch Road 2 1 t miles East of Trenton, Ga. Open until 10 P. M. JO OOOOOOSOOOOCC _ THE DAIH Ol .' Y TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, T1H RSDA' f, 1 LUiEIt 14, Hk>0 < i up their last practice session be¬ Friday today and, the weather In their new uniforms and giv~ a good thumping. two years old this season, they Poultry and Breeding Plow Part Of GI Farm Training The Veterans Adm’nUtratlcn has broadened requirements that veterans’s farms must meet for institutional on-farm train¬ ing under the GI Bill, the VA has announced. Under a new ruling, eligibility requirements for farm training ^ ^ expanded t3 include feedi breeding and m an- aging of lives’ock, as well „, o1 , as poultry and other specialized farming commonly followed in thi area, according to Vaux Owen, VA’s Georgia Regional Manager. For the past few months, he only veterans admitted to the “learn-while-you-farm’! train¬ ing program were these whose farms included tilling of the soil as a basic activity. These vete¬ rans, of course, continue to be eligible for the training. Also, a veteran may enroll in the GI Bill program if his farm includes a combination of bo h types of activities. The e are not the only crite¬ ria farms must meet before ve- iSTvoSa chance on < "mo COME NEWS"OPEN TO OUR HOUSE Y _y t o a SEE the jet-tower wash dishes spot¬ entitling K«chens i e t-Tcwer lessly clean in just 8S .cwn a jew minutes. Y „„n Dishwasher. SEE how automatic dishwashing will become as much a matter-of-course as using a vacuum cleaner or wash¬ ing machine! See a dishwashing demonstration you’ll f* EE never forget! You may win a wonderful A chanck Jet -Tower Dishwasher—FREE —or bonus a “Jet-Tower Junior” for the children! 'jet-Tower )„nioi" DisUwosh* on a the odel of ¥?> — a P 1 erfeci Dishwasher with minia¬ w Youngstown Actually i v-*.. / dishes, pans, silverware the ture mated to demor astrate ,oorte--o ng Jet-Tower CHILDREN LOVE THIS WORKlN~ MODEL OF THE JET- TOWER DIS 'ER—and the I _*■ set of plastic d,shes that comes with it. Preliminaiv Drawing October 14 in our store. Grand Frize Drawing October 14 NOTE: You need not be preser.t to win. Join L. Case Co 6 TRENTON, GEORGIA 0 UR cTJ*^>^ COWS DADE HOGS COUNTY’S HORSES MULES FIRST SHEEP. Any farm SANITARY Animal weighing RENDERING skinned SERVICE decomi — — — over 200 pounds if not or i ALWAYS PROMPT — ALWAYS RELIABLE CHATTANOOGA RENDERING COMPANY-PHONE 5-2602 COLLECT terans may take GI Bill insti- tutional on-farm training, VA emphasized. The farm or other agricultural establishment must be of a size and character which, together with the group instruction part of his course, <li occupies the veteran’s full time; (21 allows for r instruction L _______ in all aspects of farm management cf the type ter which he i being trained, and f3» the farm must be_ of such a nature that if the vet eran plans to continue operat¬ ing it after he completes his corns?, it will assure him a sa¬ tisfactory income under normal conditions. Within the meaning of the law, Mr. Owen said, insti.u- tional-on-farm training does not apply to veterans in estab- lishments engaged primarily in -he processing, distributUn or sale of agricultural produc.s. Examples cf such establish¬ ments are dairy processing plants, grain elevators, packing plants, hatcheries, stock yards, flori t shops and the like. Establishments of this nature desiring to train veterans may qualify under the on-the-job training provisions of the GI Bill, VA said. Notice to Dog Owners FINAL NOTICE Present your dogs at the places and on the dates named below' for the 1950 Rabies Vaccination. For full particulars concerning this State Dog Law, see your Solicitor. This is the 1350 Rabies Vaccination, requiring the Vaccination of all Dogj over three months old. Vaccination Fee $1,00, unless further notice is given. RiDAY qr Tfsn USER 15 NEW SALEM SCHOOL _____ 8 A.M.To 9 A.M. TRENTON, GA. .-5:30 P.M. To 6:30 P. M. socooa&o&ao&cc oesaoeGcewGiS : ioooooooooooooo^ ^E'S ACTIN' / ^rrr,! I asOi v SKDSQS f ®WM Get busy NOW on your Progress Report ami give i, justly i, Uk- iimc and thought and planning which it so deserves. The Contest period ends October 1st reports are due October 15th. I hats just about a month away, and time s a-w-astin ! The judges will need to know the problems and solutions, the projects and accomplishments, in your efforts toward making your town a Champion Home Town. Remember: WHAT YOU PL i INTO YOUR REPORT IS MOST IMPORTANT —more so than a Mm fancy cover and binding! So get busy NOW on your Re¬ port of Progress. Your chances of winning the Championship 1/ depend on it. f i? Writes S.' 7S GEORGIA POWER Qeorgia CERTIFIED SEED WILL BRING MORE -4 CA$H FOR YOUR CROPS ^ For Fall planting, CERTIFIED SEED will increase your yield of oats, wheat, barley, Dixie Crimson Clover, Alta and Kentucky 31 Fescue and Coastal Bermuda Grass. 9 Constant Research, year after year, and cooperative tests for three years by Georgia Experiment Stations at Griffin, Tifton and Blairsville, prove that CERTIFIED SEED bring greater returns to Georgia, farmers. • These seed are superior adapted varie¬ ties and hybrids for Georgia conditions. 1 heir origin, purity and germination are certified by the Georgia Crop Improvement Association only after they are field inspected and tested in the seed laboratories. For further information see your LOCAL SEED DEALER OR COUNTY AGENT Georgia Crop Improvement Assn., Inc. Extension Annex Bldg. Athens, Ga. From where I sit... Joe Marsh A Medal for Granny! Have a hero story for you today. shore. Then she remembered she’,! Or rather, it’s a heroine story — never learned to swim ! “ Swimmer with a little 65-year-old lady taking or not,” Granny says, “ I had to do the bows. the job myself — so I did it! ” Five-year-old Buzzy Henderson From where I sit, “do-it-your¬ wanted to go fishing with his dad self” is a fine American trait, i t and brother. That same brother example: the Self-Regulation Pro¬ (aged 9) said: “You sit on the gram sponsored by the Brewm.: bank with Grandma. Fishing’s for Industry, Under this volant a men!” Buzzy watched both of program, retailers selling beer c<> them pull away from the dock— operate by keeping their place- got bo mad he lost "his footing... business clean, bright, and order . Granny Henderson heard the They know they can do thi- splash. Jumped in, and a minute themselves —so they do it ’ later she and Buzzy were safe on CL* be Qi ‘no O O' Copyright, 1950, United Stile: iV* n ets Fo .. ••
